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Mass marine deaths hit Namibia's coastline
First budget of new administration tackles real issues with fresh approach - Likukela
Land servicing remains a priority - Sankwasa
President Nandi-Ndaitwah calls for unity in pursuit of national development
President Nandi-Ndaitwah calls on mines to ensure quality jobs
Labour Ministry assesses minimum wage compliance
SSC development fund allocates over N$60 million for jobs and training
Namibia inaugurates Africa's first carbon-neutral production plant
Repairs of roads in northern regions estimated to cost N$230 million
Swakop Uranium contributes to community policing
Namibia can learn from Brand South Africa to market country
SADC still faced with huge power deficit
Governor concerned over delays in Engowi-Omuntele Road Project
Roads Authority to spend N$230 Million on road repairs in northern regions
Namcor not limited in oil BLOC ownership
Namibia needs to produce its own energy - Iithete
Swapo MP Aupindi concerned over Namibia's growing public debt
Works Ministry introduces two-year renewable permits to modernise transport system

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PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
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